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Hey Mateo, Thanks! Glad you like the tutorial! If you'd like to take this a step further and have a complete step by step approach in learning Rhino and Grasshopper, please reach out and send me an email at dusan@howtorhino.com if you're interested. We'd love to see if we can help you out in your learning journey! Cheers!
Your videos are really good for beginners and intermediates. It is nice to see someone doing complex stuff turn out simple. Please keep doing the good work! Anyways, constructive details would be amazing tho! Thanks for sharing you knowledge, really!
Hey Guilherme! Thanks for your comment! You're welcome. Yes, this is mainly aimed at beginners and intermediates! I'll see what I can do about that constructive detail tutorial :D
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I love the way you explain and your voice. Thanks for these tutorials, really useful and enjoyable!
Really good tutorial, I managed to do the stair exactly like you did. Nevertheless I'd like to add that some commands just went by way too fast. At some times I had to watch a second 4-5 times to understand what command you entered. Would be nice if you could slow down in those sections just a bit and say what command you're using. Thanks!
Thanks for your comment! Yea, I understand what you're saying, sometimes I go through the commands a bit faster, but that's just a way that I produce the tutorials here on TH-cam, if you're interested in having all commands explained in great detail with the exercises and 1on1 tutoring, you may want to check out Rhino for Architects course which is much more detailed then the tutorials published here on the channel. You can apply here and if you get selected you will be able to join our program. howtorhino.com/apply/ Hope that helps! Cheers!
Hi Nathaniel, Thanks for commenting! Glad to hear that you managed to learn a thing or two! :D Guggenheim...interesting, I'll see if I can put it on my list. Thanks for your suggestion!
F10 is the shortcut to turn on and off control points. And if you're talking about Solid Points On, you can just click ESC a couple of times and that's how they get turned off.
Hi Jack! It's actually a combination of two things. The animation is done in Bongo (plugin for animation for Rhino) and the second thing is Rhino 6 visual styles to create this kind of coloring in the viewport. It's all combined later on in the AfterEffects to create the final animation :) Hope that was helpful!
Your videos are inspiring and I hope you keep the good work up! One minor point though; you're over-using the word "actually" - try avoiding it to find other ways to express what you're saying.
Hi Jonne, Thanks for your comment and encouragement! Yes, you're right about that. I've noticed that it's a bad habit I have, I'll work on it, thanks for pointing it out. Cheers!
It's by using Bongo plugin for Rhino. We cover this in depth in our Rhino for Architects Course. You can apply here if you're interested: howtorhino.com/apply
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Im a new to Rhino and really appreciate this! Thanks!
Hey Mateo,
Thanks! Glad you like the tutorial!
If you'd like to take this a step further and have a complete step by step approach in learning Rhino and Grasshopper, please reach out and send me an email at dusan@howtorhino.com if you're interested. We'd love to see if we can help you out in your learning journey! Cheers!
Your videos are really good for beginners and intermediates. It is nice to see someone doing complex stuff turn out simple. Please keep doing the good work!
Anyways, constructive details would be amazing tho! Thanks for sharing you knowledge, really!
Hey Guilherme!
Thanks for your comment!
You're welcome. Yes, this is mainly aimed at beginners and intermediates! I'll see what I can do about that constructive detail tutorial :D
I love the way you explain and your voice. Thanks for these tutorials, really useful and enjoyable!
Hi Juan! Thanks a lot. Good to know that you're finding the videos helpful :)
I really love your videos
and Excited to more .
Thanks Khalid! :D I appreciate your support!
Great tutorial !!! Very well explained, even for a Rhino noob like me :-)
Thanks Andreas! Glad you found it noob friendly :D
Really good tutorial, I managed to do the stair exactly like you did. Nevertheless I'd like to add that some commands just went by way too fast. At some times I had to watch a second 4-5 times to understand what command you entered. Would be nice if you could slow down in those sections just a bit and say what command you're using. Thanks!
Thanks for your comment! Yea, I understand what you're saying, sometimes I go through the commands a bit faster, but that's just a way that I produce the tutorials here on TH-cam, if you're interested in having all commands explained in great detail with the exercises and 1on1 tutoring, you may want to check out Rhino for Architects course which is much more detailed then the tutorials published here on the channel. You can apply here and if you get selected you will be able to join our program. howtorhino.com/apply/
Hope that helps! Cheers!
@@HowtoRhino yes that sounds good, thanks a lot!
i see everyone has noticed these stairs !!! surprised how quickly its constructed!!
Yes, right :D It's just about the right modeling approach :D
Thanks! great stuff :)
You're welcome :D
thank you! but you could also do this with tween curves command!
Yes, that one would work as well, it just depends how much control of the curvature you want to have :)
Thanks for the effort
Hey Wael! Thanks! My pleasure!
very good tutorials. i learnt a lot. can u do a tutorial on how to model Guggenheim museum Bilbao
Hi Nathaniel,
Thanks for commenting! Glad to hear that you managed to learn a thing or two! :D Guggenheim...interesting, I'll see if I can put it on my list. Thanks for your suggestion!
How makes this toturial by using grasshopper?
great tutorial , how do u turn off the points ?
F10 is the shortcut to turn on and off control points. And if you're talking about Solid Points On, you can just click ESC a couple of times and that's how they get turned off.
i have some question about the end of your video ( orange color background, model animated scene ) how you do that plz send me a link or ..
You can see how that's done in our free masterclass. You can watch it here howtorhino.com/masterclass-application
damn, getting headaches looking at that image haha, your solution was very concise though
Hey Bob, thanks! :D
That's nice. You always show us the best way to model stuffs. Any Zaha Hadid's simple project? Just curious 😊
Everyone likes Zaha soo much hahah I'd have to do something definitely soon for you guys :D
amazing thank you 😘
pls do videoes on blend and soft move
Hi Raad,
Thanks! I'll see what I can do ;)
How do u have that render with line work?
Hi Jack!
It's actually a combination of two things. The animation is done in Bongo (plugin for animation for Rhino) and the second thing is Rhino 6 visual styles to create this kind of coloring in the viewport. It's all combined later on in the AfterEffects to create the final animation :) Hope that was helpful!
Your videos are inspiring and I hope you keep the good work up! One minor point though; you're over-using the word "actually" - try avoiding it to find other ways to express what you're saying.
Hi Jonne,
Thanks for your comment and encouragement!
Yes, you're right about that. I've noticed that it's a bad habit I have, I'll work on it, thanks for pointing it out. Cheers!
Woww 💖
Hello Dushan, can you architect "yoyogi national stadium second gymnasium" it would be interesting. Respect from Russia
Hey Vashe, thanks for the suggestion :)
How did you make the last animation 🙄🙄🙄 ??? Can you make tutorial???
It's by using Bongo plugin for Rhino. We cover this in depth in our Rhino for Architects Course. You can apply here if you're interested:
howtorhino.com/apply